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cheynne

LAP-BAND Patients
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About cheynne

  • Rank
    Novice
  • Birthday 10/21/1961

About Me

  • City
    West Monroe
  • State
    Louisiana
  • Zip Code
    71291
  1. Happy 51st Birthday cheynne!

  2. cheynne

    North Louisianians???

    DGS1963 Have you ever considered having it in Monroe? Dr. Sartor is very very good.
  3. cheynne

    North Louisianians???

    West Monroe here. I have been looking for others in this area for a while. Do you know of any support groups around here or do you ever get together to chat with each other about things? Theresa
  4. Hello paylady. West Monroe here. Do you know of any support groups for our area?

  5. We really need to have a support group for Monroe and West Monroe, I was not even aware of anyone else in the area.

     

    Theresa

  6. cheynne

    North Louisianians???

    Hi, I am a patient of Dr. Sartor also. Banded April 22nd. How are you doing with your loss? I have lost 32 lbs. but I have stopped. I am going for my third fill on Monday. Theresa
  7. cheynne

    Insulin Dependent Type II Bandsters

    Thanks Susan, I am sure that is what the problem is, but how long does out bodies take to recover from surgery trauma?
  8. I am newly banded, last Tuesday to be exact. Ever since I came home from surgery my blood sugars have been high. Like up to 380. Called endo and she had me come in. Well apparently I was not taking the correct insulin. Before surgery I was on Regular insuline U500. Since the surgery she has me in Regular insulin U100. I have not been under 200 yet. I am eating nothing, my carbs are below 50 per day, no sugars, no fats. Complete liquid stage of the diet. I have dropped from the over 300's down to the 200's, but what gives. Why wont my sugars go down to normal?
  9. cheynne

    Insulin Dependent Type II Bandsters

    I am newly banded, last Tuesday to be exact. Ever since I came home from surgery my blood sugars have been high. Like up to 380. Called endo and she had me come in. Well apparently I was not taking the correct insulin. Before surgery I was on Regular insuline U500. Since the surgery she has me in Regular insulin U100. I have not been under 200 yet. I am eating nothing, my carbs are below 50 per day, no sugars, no fats. Complete liquid stage of the diet. I have dropped from the over 300's down to the 200's, but what gives. Why wont my sugars go down to normal?

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